Marinating in Lima

OK, so I can dig it.  I can dig that for this trip to really take root and develop into everything I know it can be it's going to take patience, a lot of patience.  But God dammit man this is becoming nothing short of a comical expression of government bullshit.  Luckily I have a good attitude and a good friend or else this may have been a quick two week trip to the capital of Peru and home.  We're heading into the start of week three of buying and titling Kombi.  It's not that I don't like Lima it's just that I'm really ready to hit the high road and head south to check out the countryside and some new beaches, waves, cities, and countrys.  It's going to be a road trip someday....hopefully.   I don't have any pictures of Lima, if you want to see the city just go to http://www.google.com/, they're a lot better than anything I can do, I suck at taking pictures.  Oh and for the record: Kombi hates Lima and the rest of the Kombi's in Lima.

On a total stoke note Robby and I surfed Punta Viejo this morning and it was ripping.  A little big and chaotic for my skill level but I caught a couple and had a really good time.  The highlight was certainly the dozens of Dolphins launching out of the faces of the biggest waves they could find.  I've seen plenty of them jump before, next to boats and such, and it's clear they like to boost but this shit was amazing.  They figured out that if they wait for the biggest waves and then (going with the wave) exit the water at the highest point they get max air time.  It really is something else to watch.  Especially in the water only 20 or so feet from you.  And you can see them just continue to do laps and wait for the best waves.  That would have been worth a picture.

Only one picture that's worth a shit.  The latest piece of paper work for Kombi.  This one has me here for three more business days.